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Dynamic modeling of the front structure of an excavator

This paper presents a new mathematical model of 4 degrees of freedom of links to qualitatively describe the dynamic behavior of the front structure of an excavator. In the model, the effects of couple of forces as new additional effects are involved. The exact forms and solutions for position-varyin...

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Published in:Nonlinear dynamics 2018, Vol.91 (1), p.233-247
Main Authors: Cao, Yuanguo, Xie, Youbai
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Moments of inertia
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Vibration
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